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SMF Cyndi
Posted 2012-03-27 7:55 PM (#30054)
Subject: Marguerite and Bob Snider/enduring marriage
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Adorable! Sorry if this has been posted before....but certainly worth the repost at that.

Love the "White Castle" reference! LOL....oh the memories!!!

Marguerite and Bob Snider of Massapequa, parents of Twisted Sister front man Dee Snider, talk about their enduring marriage and their tradition of dining at White Castle on Valentine's Day. Videojournalist: Jessica Rotkiewicz (Feb. 14, 2012)

Marguerite and Bob Snider of Massapequa, New York — parents of TWISTED SISTER frontman Dee Snider — talked to Newsday.com last month about their enduring marriage and their tradition of dining at White Castle on Valentine's Day. Watch the five-minute report below.

Dee Snider will release his new studio album, "Dee Does Broadway", on May 8 via Razor & Tie. The CD features Dee's powerful voice and theatrical persona as he exudes his rock ' n' roll take on several Broadway classics. The new album will coincide with the release of his first-ever autobiography, "Shut Up And Give Me The Mic" (Gallery Books) on May 8.

Filled with entertaining anecdotes and candid confessions, "Shut Up And Give Me The Mic" takes you through the good times and bad with a heavy metal star who worked as hard as he played, and who did it all for his wife, four kids, and millions of fans. As lead singer and songwriter of TWISTED SISTER, Dee Snider became the poster boy for heavy metal, hair bands, and the wild side of rock. Now, in his twisted new memoir, he reveals the real stories behind the crazy makeup, the big hair, and badass hits like "We're Not Gonna Take It" and "I Wanna Rock". In his journey from every parent's worst teenage nightmare to Renaissance man, Dee avoided the usual pitfalls associated with rock stars. But that didn't stop Tipper Gore and the Parents Music Resource Center from targeting him — a fight that led him to testify before Congress with Frank Zappa. He may have been slapped with a Parental Advisory warning label, but, through it all, Snider stayed positive and focused on being the best he could be.

http://legacy.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=171722

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq966TV5Q4Q




Edited by SMF Cyndi 2012-03-27 7:56 PM


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